Zephyrus
Tyrants and Slaves
In Maine, generally people like to compress phrases so you say it almost in like one word.
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In Maine, generally people like to compress phrases so you say it almost in like one word.
On an unrelated note, it annoys me when people work instead of getting one of the locals to do it, as in "I'll just tight this screw up". Instead of "Fix that screw kaffir". Sounds so fucking ignorant.
On an unrelated note, it annoys me when people say "black" instead of "slave", as in "There's some black guy in the white house". Sounds so fucking ignorant.
Doing your own repairs is ignorant?
On a related note, it annoys me when whites say "there's" instead of "it's", as in "There's some milk left in the fridge." Sounds so fucking ignorant.
nigga be hatin'
"It's some milk left in the fridge" makes no sense.
Fucking first of all, they're not saying "It's;" they're not speaking correctly, but all they're doing is failing to enunciate the word properly. "Eh's some milk left in the fridge" is what it sounds like, but in their head they mean "There's." It's just a lazy, poorly pronounced way of speaking.
Second of all, "There is no fucking milk left in the fridge now; it's all gone."
And last of all, why would you drink fucking milk? Man up and take a shot of bourbon with me you fucking pussies.
The word it or is denotes the existence of something, equivalent to Standard English there in "there is", or "there are". This usage is also found in the English of the US South. Examples Its a doughnut in the cabinet ("There's a doughnut in the cabinet") and It ain't no spoon ("There isn't a spoon", also "They ain't no spoon").